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should read DAILY ~ al interested as chans'' nay
occur AZ ~, for foreign coaatro, uool not be specially at
dressed for dispatch Dy any particular steamer eNops mnod
uents ettors nos specially aihrs'ei DeAs so'' " sn'
iAstes mails Tor the week ending March 10 WILL close
fprompIly In AL casos AZ thls aoe - follows go
Mon "a ~ : ~, 49, k,ony.lls az D. IN Tor Cruz
o. I Pporrrs so per steamship Panama VIA havana At
pIis An M Waadcrer NOM New Orleans
TUESDAY, Tor EUROPE, per steamship A Ar.
n Sh per Steamship Clarbcl letters Tor Costa hiel
ie1s' DS steamship foxhs New orleans
@ FOR srs sSs'2s s, pc: ssi TSS
go reessi poT Ems a H. . I ' tof Great Ss
steamship Adriac wa ,,. n,..i bs ,irc, toi
su"r AGuatlc > at II H. NJ Tor Jamaica savanna
lam and Oo4rL pei steamship IoItdeAse' uoH h~''
more. .,....,,. o.,
III roco. at p lor Nassau. y r. AND SAnetso Iaor
POI ,ss fa6As,o aud lucAL,n peI steamship CITY
ref N ssh il.'.,s
.TuKpAN- a. IA. tor the West Ini.cs "a 81 Thomas
aud Bar0adoe- Tor brazil ami the IL AtA countries VIA
Hr4L.L yer steamship AdvA' O. iIon NoN SsN' a.
IL 40 a m. europe. per steA nship bmbtuh VIA
Queenstown elters Tot France, Dcimany &C, must .,
rect DOT steamship "a Champagne. va haVIc Al 10 %
to ne Nsaeraas asoS pS s'eA qa'ia " ,s A.
" A. scholten D. al IL IA lot J@uaios p"t
49," tGer vi, southampton aud bremen letters for
Great britain and other European eosIs, mus' Ho
reS'ea P,5 Ss eeriaSd Va. sor' must %
9.osS syt o and TSks Island steamship SANTANA
,.@it- a. An n III ior Porro hiqueloa. poe
nina and Japan psr steamship cyo' NewYork
Mails lol rr.no,eoi close here March ~ AZ M
No. faI the sandwlcI Islands per stcanshlp austria
MAs no. san frlncisco hero MAron - al o. m
~ t. 1ar lie society Islands, per snip ifopn bitd
in San frAnclscOl close here March "a AZ y IA
N,is nor New Zealand SANDWICH fui anu "a
n Islands per steamship Alameda liiOh oeh .ncls-
~ sio.e here April 4 ati (or on ARRIVAL Az New
Nnrk of steamship Germsnic with BRUSH mails iDl Aus
tSia Mails Cuba By rail 70 Tampa fla saa tLsas,
y steamer via key Vest Fla, close Al THIS once dAAu
at15O "a IL
.Ihs schedule o.; closing OF TransPacno mans ~ mi
,aJ On the prasmpon of their uninterrupted osoIl'ut
transit Francisco Mails from the hs'. - ms A.
rmo Al san the day VI sailihs u s'~
dsp"eAo" 'n'"00 "'0 HENRY O. PEARSON. PostmAsiar.
po., Oaea NevYorA n A., March H. 1921
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BALTIMORE, March 4 l>Pcc,ol.- Some Of The Demo
cratic ways Of conducting elections ia Baltimore have
been exposed thi, week the trial OF John j. burgess
c9pre! or per my wearing before The Grand jury
tt sheriff IleddcrrDdn attempted 10 bride linn at the
Co,,, oual election last N0vcluDcr The sheriff when
put ot the stand astoushcd The and amused Tie
people by 20 knowcd yng that had been h- custom 10
send bottle OF wAiskey 10 each precinct and box Of
cigars for TIE the Judges and clerks OF election
He denied however that he had offered bride and
said he didn't do tina. of thing. burgess that
the AcI4n offered him - Tor s vote. The ula created
Il IOiitIca! sensation.
j Frank Morrison j. well known all over The country
As the president OF the Crescent cub, the = eat Demo
cratic ORGANIZATION HAT help, Arthur German 10 cary
IalsimOrc CITY on all occasions Morrison has the last
few years biggest political bo-- OF the town Dht
Doc" slater. The gambler ana political boss Is low ia
the a-cendancy, and b. looks a. though Frank MOrrsons
ambitions ana the hg Crescent Club would pretty soon
all 20 smash tnerthcr. The Crescent club has 200
mcinbcis nearly al good political workers, many OF
already deserted Morrison and arc getting
over the other side.
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Cou,f,>. Tc&-. March J. tSpec'nh james Muse the
express messenger Henry Bricn. the night operator anu
Two men were a 10 the railroad stat .ts' i"tht
Mn. bvlu, occasion 20 20 ont about3.iO, came running
hack and said. some one is !Ob5Ing the oala' Iie
party started 10 the cars. when Brcn told Muse 70 I
back and get something shoot with Muse went back
toward the depot get biz si1 shooter when three mon
Jumped out from the south door Of the depot pointed six
shooters al hi head and told him 10 open the safe ln me
depot, saying they knew that he A'' '"'
combination Muse opened the safe lie
robbers got two expires packages, one ="
- 500 and thr other Of $500. aud another - 81" I''
road money - porAetbooA Of Muses. Win rl'' DO ~ "I"
hl, gold watch worth 80. While TINS Nd7 SoHI Oh
Igicn and tc yaglmcn were up the road IcN hl'' o
wards ;f t, car. which Muse the mon gel c-i q"
They found had been broken "Icu Ihi iir "i' ~
bran set oh ie. After some tiouh" They p i''r"'
yru HEY ut back the depot the robbers had t''dle'
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-n1rrtr nL,r1sr ~ EH0nE L>LlNn.

Paovmr>,r, i. j. March l2.-IAe recent dc' e.oPment
OF illness among the cattle Oh The state Farm.
NJ Cfau-tou. revealed Tie fact hat iupcrcu.o,l,
bad obtained hold upon the herd. and,
after consulting with local veterinarians superintendent
Eastman auI tie Board Of state Charities am Corfec-
ti9n- to-day mes Dr j. II. Stckney. o. Tie Veterinary
-cAo,. OF Harvard college, az tie farms.
where Az examination was made o. the
animal. ouarantlueI auI also Of the herd
az nilcn COWS several animals SLAUGHTERED. and
aAlc 30 ;nec ~ thc disease wa found u Tho
I,u-s or liver. the cardiac gland found
Ia be affected ana tIc development OF TIE dis
ca.c only question OF time d.. stick
neg recommends, result or his
invest CATION the determination % the whole Acfd.
consisting OF ~iXty-htc grade COWS, tn Vorh-
lug oAcL and NuuIbci ~ ca4ft-. Ih'
hoard has the recommendation under
considerations and viii probably communicate with u
Government Inspecting officer regarding ihc matter
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JyrHINc 4 coMrLIcAIED LEiSr

Tho modification, 81 the lease Of thc %"w-i DIX i''i
-,lyari. and OHIO b the New-lOrh. Lake III" "''
Western Railroad, now under coh'i"'i"u'"' '' ''
10 bo merely the result Of the PRACTICAL operation '
ia. ISL, lines IN complete harmony lO1 nrlrs l'h'
wear When the present l,1~e was Wad" ,'ur
pr,r- wero inherited which experience has mo" "
br unnecessary OF uuM4~" Inc thtis "'
!u. made Il friendly spirit. ID l. said hnd N4'"'
r-k 81 disturbing the relations Of Tho tNp tpml'il.
Pre- llcut Adams. OF the NrN-l Dirk. Ir-N j. di ''
ONO FULLY cluLTmcl the statement puhl-h.I Ih ~
TEmuS yesterday that there was 300 lpuni' 80" III
reports that tho lease was 10 De- gwen up. 10 SAN
that tho proposed changes In the conditions 90 in
ica-o Wcr0 simply technical. ami that il tl'N VIZ
uul=hc1 I'm fun only few pcr~0n- interested ODD lH
c0uplulr, would understand them. Inc agreement
ha, ,ct hoen cOuPlctcl. aud the negotiations may
not be- finished W several d1Y-
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THE RIILRO1D STRIKE sPBE1DING.

MORE TMPLOYEs or THE NEw-YoRK FENSnL-
VANIA AND ONO QUIT WORK.
PITTsBURG. March ia Chronicle telegraph Nounss-
town. o. dispatch says 1.-The yard and road crewsoh Tue
Niles and New-Lisbon branch OF the New-NorK' Fehh
sylvana and Ohio struck this morning stating that they
world not return until existing troubles amicaoy
settled. The yard men and road men on the FisDue'
Cleveland and Toledo road who notice last Monday
that II order is not issued today putting on
the third brakeman al viii strike tonight causing an
entire suspension Of freight rac between lftshurs ana
Akron by way of Youngstown superintendent hlmoal'
Of the PENNSYLVANIA Company this morning called upon
Sheriff Walker. stating that they intended to NJ the
Ilarcs Of The striking yard men with other M aIg
fearing violence demanded protection. shrilH
Walker went 70 tie yard alone, lot Gcemins
II necessary 10 call posse. one new man pIou1u'
from Lawrence Junction AZ wofK L,P-
INK freight house cmplo! move TRAM ana Wlotnci
brought in later. Several kers were cphte
gated near ward. bat quiet when hskc, I"
dispcrsc moved away, The men say tlDy VIII attempt u"
violence Deputy shcTns are on An I'D case Any o"'-
break should occur
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I'M TIRL EECOED.

FLAMES ON 4 THREE MA-ILD SCHOONER
Anre was I'll ,ooycrcd at 1880 = 10 yesterday Oh i''
threclnasicd schooner Lizzie H. Ma-icrson o. Province
TOWN. Mas, which Was anchored % Bcd.o~ sand ID
fc,e minute, the upper part %. Tie schooner ana Tie
Irur were a.. ab.aLc. Ihc Central Et4I"hd hi' lax
uyouue steamed over go the Ncsc and -uccet drd ~ r
ffnfl.lfn he flames nut not before 'oh-dci ihc ""
,c had been done Ate; ne fire Was pat oAi some "i
I'M, hands from the tu-Doat Went aboard TIE A'Ao'H'
and found that she loaded Win butter cheese anu
oil Their, was nobody Oh board OF her The iat "hh"
,',,cd nor 20 the Central Railroad per where shr Wa
ueI up and PLACED 10 charge of United states cr'"!
marshal Ilir Bayouuc vii claim sd4t age.
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HEAVY WIND IN NEw.JERsEY.

The ~ nd storm OF Friday night made itself felt gener
ally throughout NewJer,ey, and especially IN Hudson
County Telegraph lines became useless soon after the
storm broke and until nearly morning the crashing OF
failing trees broken fences lOoOse signs ana metal roofs
sounded through the air In Union township at~ostory
frame dwelling owned by Jacob schnlk ana nearly com
I,rted on the WeavertOn road. damaged about
100 Heavy beams tumbled through the upper stories
of an adjoining building frightening the sleepes but not
nrng any of the occupants The lin roof OF MI Strath
mans house Bergeulneave, was blown OIL ana PEG
pe passing along the had narrow escapos As II
fe ON the thoronghfare Trees blown down nj New
Durham on ackensack road, and had TO be cut ana
removed before wagons could pass along the road.
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PIRAND ms IRRErREsSIBLE SON.

FTUW TN NHWfH1V IfINft
on the morning train bound for Albany came nun
with 81 those lrfcprcssble boys, whose niue tob
was bound 10 WObbe II all the planets OF INC UNI
verse obliged 10 halt until his closed lips De'oAehou
that he had given up the floor. .,...o
Question after question rolled ont In a sharp falsetto
tone that could be distinctly heard halfway hVsh tc
car. Candy, apples. oranges aud ngs were snp"u ~,
y the parent with hope OF closing ms NJ
lie mouth for brief time. nj least Finally AFTER 10 hi
devoured big orange he startled his father Win lho io
lowing Al, ,hts
say par yer'l mind mar. and not get drank thi'
time I'm with yer. won't YET" .
The parent seized the Lad by the ar aud The asetnesi
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FREEHOLD, y j., Mach 12-About two months ago
me Long B,oHh Ac,rs was sold to Mrs Henrietta T.
Chanfrau. for $4,000. II understood at the time
that Mrs CAanfTaus object In making the purchase was
10 withdraw her Henry from the stage. The young
man declined to entertain the idea. and went starring
through the country III ki the Arkansas IidN tll'
the character made famous by his father To-Day PTS
ChaiTau had recorded IN the County C4cIk ONCE, "a
lease ul The Netrs " Clifton ". Tay lcure.
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THREE PERSO,;S BURNED TO Death

FATAL FIRE N A CAMDEN HoTEL-rANiC ANON"
THE GUESTS.
CAMDEN " j., March y Special Fire broke out 10
night at IL O'Clock in Korns Hotel. at Front ST. and
Kain's Point-ave. The house destroyed Loss,
s. 900: no insurance There n panic among
the boar1ers They re each other in their ehor'
to escape and many jumpedfrom windows Fremen were
soon on the and succeeded in saving many
we're burned 20 death Many injured. The list as
far as learned Is , ,,h.r.
KiIled-Charles Bare, IT,. Frederick Barle and Albert
Barle . . ,,-,,.. -
Infured-Cbarlcs Bare, ST., Mary Barrie MS WE 1.iu
Carrie and Mamie Barle. Mary threw Mamie aud Car
RE out Of the window and then Jumped herself Charles
Barle seriously burned The fire was causeu D! III
EXPLOSION OF lamp
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mr. WHIST CITB ELECTION.

AT the recent annUa meeting OF the New" York list
Cub I'VE following Governing Committee was elected:
Henry Wilder Allen. Theodore Mckay Lawrence D.
ALEXANDER Coopel Henry T. Beecher, Charles Bren,
Isaac II Bailey J. II Jarquein. Thomas l. Manson u
md Charles l. Henry. Henry Wilder AlleL was elected
nr,sideuf Isaac H. Bailey treasurer Charles Henry
recording .ecreary ana Colonel Henry T. Bee"her cor
responding secretary. 49,, ,.oo.s,,i 81 N,
The ueucrs OF this prosperous and successinI cIhD
s,nrsss mo- dOubt that tie best whist play In the Cly
NAV he seen any evening IN their pleasant rooms AZ
Madison ave and Twenty seventlst. IN the American
Jockey Club Bun ling.
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sUEJLcrs F0R rALE ORATOnS.

NLw-HAvLS. Mareh u lSEectab.-1hc Yale junior
hihtOn VIII occur March 81. Appointments and
subjects follows: Lawrence j. Carnait, Of New
Haven" Revocation Of the Edlci Of Nantes" Irving
Fisher Of New-IIavcu-" Liberal versus Technical Edu
cation George Il. Fowler, Of IAOmpsOnye, Conn.,
Bulgaria and Robert College 8" Eugene y, HarteT, OF
Albauy-' Edgar Allan Poe Orlando :. Isbcu--sub-
iec unknown; Frederick T. sOley, Of Orange, n. J.,
. Horace Greeley q" Henry l. stlnson, Of New York
CITY" EerangeT aud France -; Frank L. Woodward, Of
Illrl,.D hmm. a I,eNkcL'
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General A. f. Stevenson General ". 5. Rosencrans, W.
: Springer g. C. Watson. W L. Wilson. StilsoD Hutch.
ins. ". McAdoo T.. l. Niele, T. Il. Noumsns and Jen
Chandler In another room Mrs F. a: Collins gave u
dinner in honor OF Mrs Carlisle and Mrs. McAdoo 10
which Mrs Hugh OBrien, Mrs. Levereu saltonstaIi'
Mrs Charles II. Taylor Mrs Edward Burnett MIS- II. d.
Lowering, Mrs j. II. French Mrs j. NJ Corse Mrs Mary
T. Blake and Mrs Henry T. Canning had accepted HI
~ fl11ns
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MILWAUKEE, March IA dispatch 10 The ErciiHg
" cs,u from Eau Caire says that da-iardy attempt
was made last evening 10 wreck Chicago, MH"auhct
and ~ Paul passenger train near that place Some MS
crrauf broke the lock aud moved switch ~ breehs
Crossing sending the entire train from the track i"t
uuatey the hauCcs of the wheels caught hrhy on one
side of The track and aycrcd terrible disaster lhc en-
nccr wa, slightly injured and the train delay eel seNcFi
hmm
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TIE SATURDA NIGHT CLUHS ANNUAL DINNER
The Saturday Night Club annual dinner last
evening the Hotel Brunswick Among those seated at the
tables weTe William Boden o. D. BALDWIN Low M; Bates
Roswell T. Flower, William H. Ouion. Janes j. SooeA.
ana John r. IumneT NaorOeneral bchOned spoke upon
tho Army senator Joseph r. Hawiey OF Connecticut 70
pondod for the Senate aud Commodore James d. smith spoke
on the ocean yacht race
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prominent officer Of Tie Iro Company sail ycs'er-

There strike ~ q velanl anil 'unrsowu or 81. re
line. hat IS only among tLe yard men ~ mos, POM.
i also similar strhc on tr FrInsV lvnia ana if bi'
land. AMI i'lti-ffI[
Why much Prominence las boon given
osa disturbance line lh,re j. no i. n
Of any trouble among NE engineers think MAJ Attn'
III tie nail the head iu Ia publs' ed l"l'fFlc"
There is nothing 100 tie situation That 40 all warrants "
assumption that general ST. ko on the two roads i question:
Tho engineers have 100 iufcnion n -ii A-
unless affairs shall take an uneN Te,t OF and uufafoi ~
o don't believe sfilkc- know. ana q nli ifih ID
possible Much o. tLc talk in The papers nero hA-I
fp.u che o. frrc4uors lo iIeu Who i'f reasons
iter own wish magnify t'c iwfoft 1u'c OF re pres
guilty.. cannot improve tnat statement iuf ''n soy
chance opinion int TIE sff.Ae va. 'A-"
l.. .fIl fIie .lraI tiUff
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W .AlxLAN AT 1AL oAlyD orsEl AorsE

AR SfINLAN At THE GRiND pFtFA mn 81
Auga,t Ptou who is well known moi only a. the man
acer OF o,ert H. Mantell bat also OF T. IS. Seaman iAe
Young II ,a COmedan was in Tie cir lot week. lie
was Iuak.l. arrangement for the appearance ionofro"
night al Gre Drand opera House OF Mr. seaman. ~!
IitOu said.
seaman, .- son been extremely pr0AtOo 80 iar ana
when n 90. shall IND That i has been ny lN
tls rno.t -ut.,. sal we hive h. noticed ina
swonc Inc theatrical successes are those aiidt o
wItcl d,,,-ua !0 hcr support upon pe7 anu chir I7
is whcrc .as his strong mold >"ilc iA -o i"i ~
a little hr calls u" u't -p.s
SSIi,e .ns,. n uc takes from MS buti"uho0 ana
throws Il scntuaily tire audience mere M"f1 "
made .Of a. allow III
there /. al cd ay last CT in4>e" az hN- .
performance ami never went away ".''ou
having the rose her possession ms year ST. wa ~
Iuropc bul size her maid TO rcthidh val" Ioie ".hl
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r,,rrr cnLLnrrN rrRNrn ID DrlLK


CAipfN. y T.. March IA fire. which was probably
caused by the upscttius O., coalon lamp destroyed
Korch- Hotel and half story structure al Front
and Kaghusaye, this city. shortly after 10 O'Clock 20
night and three children burned to dcath-thtrle
Frederick and Eddie Baerle-who we're sioWluI AZ
the hotel with their father and mother h- loss GA NE
hnlnL nrnnertN IS N. nrnnanll NOT eAcccl e.luO0
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rnr wnNnrnr11. K.wRrN RrMEpIEs.

The wonderful Ka-W rem Trochos. which XII hoaise
ness In IA few minutes and bad coughs and colds over
night sell at TO- - and 20 per box. lhe lar more
powerful k-Wren Cough Balsam, which Kills asthma
bronchitis catarrh tonsts Group. dphthera ana tne
bsrkng incident 10 measles and the whoopnS cough ses
a 30 cents and al per bottle. sold by all druggists -
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,prtrnl, March > t>pcctab Miss susan biuuey
las, might aged sixty she was daughter OF Horace
Iinuc, IN, distinguished Philadelphia Jurisi' ana SIS
ter OF Sin, j. l. Ciars Hare and MIS- L. l. MonisoueI
shr was a member u! - Peters Protestant Li'0oI"
Church.
PHILADELPHIA Earch l. Spccia'-Ihe i'e'' III JAMES
L. EcAar died Jas, night aged eighty two. lie Wa Tor
,,,l, a. ,,r- engaged IN missionary work IN China
ON h- return 10 ti. country be- accepted call 10 the
pastoraic OF tine Acw-l orb cnuo ircs' terrain 'i,
Washington. where Ac remained Joy H''"l trn =
subsequently vas elected 10 pIoicssor,!p IA 'hc i'
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7UE WEATHER. REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICArIONs-FOR "a HoU Rs
wAsuIvGToS. March l2.-For Maine Ne"-hainp'hire
Vermont Massachusetts, Rhode Island, connecticut
and Eastern NewYork fair weather, warmer nor'herS
winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania. Nav Jersey Delaware an"
MARYLAND fair weather warmer, northerly winds.
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Mrs. Mary H. peton the only sm visng sister o 7"h''
ue j. Tdcn, died yesterday at her home, No - West
Thirty eighthsi She in her seventy cighA ycir'
By MI Tdcns VIII 100000 ana The house ~ "i'n 1n'
lived left Ia her The funeral Will Dee h,d Oh l"e'
day and the bmrll VIII inke p.acn ~ New -LCllnon
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~ycAr1ly4~4r corEyT GARDEN

LONDON. March l2-The napi,-oH company opened al
Coyeut Garden tonight with "Iravlala' Inc part %
AIo,do was taken by Runcco that ot Gcr"oh 10y Del
pneue and HAT of Tiolcia by Norlica. Il pl!lna
donna win Ane voice These artists rcceN ed numerous
recnl. II. Dnn.e was Won nlleA.
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Tribune LOCAL oBsERvArIoN&

Tiint-NE OFFICE March 49, A. M.-Ihe changes IA
the barometer Yesterday were slight The temperature
RANGED between 267 and II the average t5J-l pclhg
m and near this city to-day there will probably DO
~. q
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JAMES g. BLAINE. JR, LEA WIG PITTSBTR1.
PITIsBCHG. March u (Speci0b.-James q. Blaine IT,
pleasant experience Of several months III the
financial and commercial department Of The IiHsD"g
Times. has severed his connection with The paper and
gone 10 New York 10 20 into the Office OF prominent
Wall street broker
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signed contract to play with the Metropolitan Grub
IL forwarded to the president OF the ASSOCIATION
for PRONUNCIATION III,
A large gang OF wOrkmen wero engaged making
what will prove t. be striking improvements at inc
Washington Park, Brooklyn, grounds Yesterday WORK
on the new double dccked grand stand has already
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LOUISVILLE March IL (SpeeiaJ Harry billiard tie
tenor in j. C. Dufs opera company has been arged
Is the Of quarrel He arrested and lined -
for profanity
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- rArLTs ~ MIsrEEs3 ~ ~.

rtfr rAr-I'rS M NICTETt, MD MAID
- .rI.,.,., ~, mann
" ,.
vice. and yct. ap par, ntlr Us thing TINT must be-
While thor. have always been trouble. between mis-
,,.s- and AID with our increasing, prosperity and
luvrr, III. dia.cu'tc. seem 10 bc Increasing The
fc. is work has fallen into disrepute should
like nj ,co where the wages are heavy and the work
slisIt" just -o 50 say all %, L.. oulF that is un-
tort.lur,Iv NOT tue WAY IN which Things have ueen
orr,,,.f fam This world Intelligent labor is Landed
and ,,-,l,.rce d. -lilpo-cd To- De- something gained
NJ -c0ao Bar with no d.-te-tcc' 10 the schools.
a. . , ,,,.''. ..'',,. 49, ..-. Of tl. tr.iit- Bur a
,or- I'D and ifr-r.,r.,f I'm n-i.v cases has been. Il
lf-, tr work Th. bv the by. al got Ri, us JIM
nh. great -, lool question
H., vent f, 10 make ti- luu j, Suggestion, with
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ge.,ec,rb,e Druya,.,s Never substitute,

They give Won such pharmacies DO
lied on for good and reliable medicines When you ask
for Bensons Plsiers you receive them every time
Patronize such men
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M4RRILD.

NEAL-KETLER-On Thursday March 10. ~ rho residence
OF the brides parents the Rev &. II Neal Amelia O..
daughter Of Fred X. Keller to george H. Neal IT, OF New
jersey.
Al notices of marriages mast be iab'5si cia fsJ
name and address,
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DEMOCRATS AND THEIR WIVES ENIERIAINEn
BOSTON, March IL ispeeoD. Bag State Club This
afternoon gave banquet at the Revere House to num-
Der Of prominent Democrats, including j. O. Carlisle,
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Post Once Notice.

Wanted Information o. III 4 kLt. " >. Il LIZ VIA
WIZ ~ Nv" - j. MHLIMORE. LLnc0ln. Neb.
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HIII Ill n IN - lff4sf ~ a4'f'.'t.t
Prrtrsrtrc. Va. March i f>i''iD'A special eioc-
ton was D, d today the Twenty eighth -cnli'iia. DIS
trct 20 elect successor 20 " l.. Gaines Who has been
ecc, 70 Congress from the INih Congressional District
I'M. nominees were Major T. T. Harris lJcmI and W. ""
Worshafn coorcd ltcu' both of NoitowHy county ihc
indications are that NorsuaW Ia, defeated Harms 10y an
oA overwhelming majority.
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CHIT 4EOUT MEN And AFF1IRS.

with when he yanked hm through the rear car door
would have done credit 20 Maud s.